I searched for an answer to this question and couldn't find one. I want to lay my turn outs initially so I can remove them later. I tried butting the rails of the turn out to the flextrack but had touble with keeping the same rail height. I'm using WS foam roadbed.
I thought I'd use rail joiners and leave a gap the width of a razor saw so I could cut the joiners and remove the turnout when needed.
Does this make sense or is there a better way??
Thanks,
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
The best way would be to keep a full jointer amount of ties cut off the flex track. Then when you would want to remove the turnout you can slide the jointer (with a small flathead screwdriver) from half on the turnout and half on the flex track to fully on the flex track.
This method of sliding the jointers is something that I have used before on my Free-mo module bridge rails.
Chris
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Hey Chris,
Great idea. I've laid 4 turnouts using your method and am working on some staiit track now. The turnouts were holding me up.
Thanks a lot !!!!!!